Additionally for Quarterly Reporting, the client must have been on the lowest supervision for how many past years?

• A. 2 past years
• B. 1 year
• C. 3 years
• D. 4 years

Answer: (A)

Quarterly Reporting is designed for lower-risk clients who have shown stable behavior over time. The requirement is that the client must have remained on the lowest supervision level for two past years. This two-year history provides a solid track record of compliant behavior and low risk before moving to less frequent monitoring. One year doesn’t give enough history to confirm ongoing stability, while three or four years go beyond what’s needed for this level of oversight. So, two past years is the best answer because it reflects a documented period of sustained minimal supervision that supports switching to quarterly monitoring.